needles. >> i just can't wait! game seven, love it. joe, thank you. next at 11:00. >> for anyone that wants to come to oakland to do a side show, you've got to be aware because your car will be towed. it will be confiscated, and you will be cited. >> a strong message tonight in oakland as police are out in full force to keep side shows out of the city. out of the city. tonight's crackdown designed to prevent another chaotic night like last weekend. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm maureen naylor. julie is off tonight. monte francis is live more on what police are doing now to >> reporter: so far no problems tonight with s side shows so report in oakland, but this time police say they're ready if there's any

trouble. officers left the eastmont substation in oakland with one mission in mind, to prevent a repeat of last sunday when a crowd of a thousand people gathered at international boulevard for an illegal side show. >> we have a large number of people coming from outside the city of location, from stockton, and modesto, and sacramento and other cities to have essentially illegal activities. >> reporter: part of challenge police say is that side shows are not just side shows anymore. it's become all sorts of illegal activity as we saw last sunday when people set fire to an ac transit bus and looted a big rig. people also shot dozens of rounds of into the cripples the neighborhood from being able to communicate or leave anything. kids can't play or access their front yards. the gunshots are extremely dangerous. >> reporter: police say part of strategy this weekend is having more officers on the

streets and having tow trucks ready to go if cars start to block an intersection. at the time oakland city council has backed assembly bill 410 in the legislature to slap large fines on side show participants, impound their cars for a month, and make even watching a side show a crime. the city councilman gallo represents the district where the side show happened last sunday, and he says he supports a more aggressive approach to stop side shows. >> it's not about criminalizing anyone, it's not about racial profiling, it's about protecting the people. be aware, your car will be tois still ugh the legislature. gallo is scheduled to testify in front of a committee tuesday to voice support for the measure. >> all right, monte francis,

thank you. new tonight, four shipping containers at the port of oakland caught fire earlier sending up black smoke seen for miles. there were no immediate reports of injuries. oakland firefighters were called to the report around 6:45 this evening on a report of an explosion and fire. more than a dozen firefighters responded within minutes. >> what made the incident difficult was due to the high amount of fuel that was inside of all the containers and the tightness of it, and so eventually what we did, we applied some foam and also applied some water from the top. m the top. >> the battalion chief said the containers had food products and possibly ajax inside. the fire was controlled in about an hour. the cause is under investigation. now to south san francisco where police fired shots early this morning after one of the men rammed two patrol cars with his truck. police say one officer was injured and treated at a hospital and released. police sayluhele construction equipment. n equipment.

police say the driver then rammed two patrol cars and drove off. the two other men tried to run but were caught and arrested. the driver was arrested later in brisbane. all three suspects were taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the death toll is rising after terrorist attacks in sri lanka that targeted christians celebrating easter sunday. at least 390 people were killed, and 450 others were injured. there was no immediate claim of responsibility according to authorities, but so far 13 people have been arrested. here's more. here's more. >> reporter:a series of coordinated terror attacks across sri lanka putting the on lockdown t easter sunday. they targeted luxury hotels and churches. >> we could see a white smoke coming out and the helicopter

doing a fly by. >> reporter: the first explosions rocking three churches during busy easter services in the capital city of colombo. at the same time blasts ripping through three hotels in colombo. then another took place in front of a zoo, a hotel, and private house. >> we're just surprised and dumbfounded, but we will come out of this. >> reporter: the country's defense minister is blaming religious extremists for the attacks. >> >. we will take all necessary action against any extremist group operating in our country. >> reporter: the violent attacks are the worst the south aswar in 2009. the pope praying for the vict the traditional easter sunday services in st. peter's square. >> i entrust to the lord all those tragically killed and pray for the injured and all those suffering as a result of

this dramatic event. >> reporter: world leaders including president trump showing an out pouring of support. the president tweeting in part quote the united states offers heartfelt condolences to the people of sri lanka. we stand ready to help. the government imposing an immediate nationwide curfew and is reportedly blocking access to all social media sites. >> world and religious leaders expressed their condolences and offered support following today's bombings. during his traditional easter sunday blessing at st. peter's basilica, the pope expressed condolences for the attacks and prayed to express my loving closeness to the christian community, targeted while they violence. s >> dozens of world leaders including president trump have also offered to help sri lanka

any way they can. it was an emotional easter in paris today. the fire of notre dame left the beloved landmark closed possibly for years. today those that hoped to worship there this easter had to find other places to attend services. the firefighter that is fought the cathedral fire were honored at services. the arch bishop also prayed for a swift reconstruction of the ancient church. in northern california, people impacted by the massive camp fire weren't forgotten this sunday. white pony express has en helping the community for several months, supplying them with food and clothing. today they provided a special gourmet easter picnic as well as treats for children and a special memento to take home. >> one of the main things we'll is take family after the fire for the >> the g delivering ready to eat meals

and fresh produce to people. they deliver about 400 meals a week. a large easter celebration was held at glide memorial church in san francisco today. people of all different backgrounds were welcomed for the easter service along with a meal. ith a meal. [ singing ] [ singing ] >> reporter: songs from the glide ensemble and the change band echoed throughout the sanctuary of glide memorial church. the uplifting and inspirational sounds, a huge part of this easter sunday celebration. it could even be heard out on the stre tenderloin, moving some to come in and join. >> you can hear it outside on the street, and that matters as well movement. ide of re than just a the walls of the sanctuary. >> reporter: kay foster, the chair of the board of trustees

says everyone is invited through glide's doors. they've been serving the community for more than 50 years, offering a place of solace for many in marginalized communities, including the homeless. >> we want to create and continue to provide a place of hope, a place of radical inclusion and unconditional love. >> reporter: organizers expected about 2,000 people to come through this easter. jones brought his 4-year-old daughter. >> you know, it's god's spirit inside. and no matter how you is, you just come as you are whether you have a lot of money or no money at all. >> reporter: holiday events included a sunris brunch. the main course was fried chicken. table are a special edition this year. a member of the community rpris glide by dropping them off yesterday afternoon. erday afternoon. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2

news. vu fox 2 news. also in san francisco, many people started their easter sunday with a long standing tradition. anding tradition. this morning people headed to mount davidson which has the largest cross in california. it's 103 feet tall and been the center piece of a nondenominational easter service for decades. the san francisco fire chief's wife says it's an early morning tradition she'd never miss. never miss. >> this is many things love about san francisco and being a native from san francisco, you have a mult nondenominational service. what a great way to start easter morning. easter morning. thousands bay area residents as well as tourists. today was the 97th annual sunrise service on mount davidson. davidson. frustration at the border. coming up, why migrants say  the mexican government has

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in a letter to her democratic colleagues, pelosi wrote congress will not be silent. in the past speaker pelosi has said she's not for impeachment, but now that the mueller report is out, some high profile progressives are calling for it. >> i think we'll have a caucus about it the next couple of weeks to decide the best course, not for the party, but what's the best course for the country. >> some key democrats say more information is needed. they want to hear from mueller himself and attorney general bill barr next month. they also want access to the unredacted version of the mueller report. mueller report. thousands of migrants stranded in southern mexico are upset with the mexican government for not showing any signs of granting them work visas. fox news jeff paul with the latest on the condition of the rios. the rios. >> reporter: frustration rising among a group of central american migrants marching through mexico toward the united states. many feel they're being left in limbo, not sure whether to

continue their trip to the border or wait on the mexican government to provide them with temporary work visas. >> we have been here for a long time and they do not check on us. >> reporter: residents of the southern mexico state of tijapas provided care aid to a previous group of migrants in october, but now this group says help is slow in coming. at least one resident is content with how the government is handling the situation. >> the truth is there are a lot of migrants. >> reporter: this couple is from honduras. they have been walking for the past 25 days along with children and baby carriages. they hope to find help for with defect due to a zika infection. they say back is not an option. >> she makes us go forward action both of them. >> reporter: here in the united states, one county in

new mexico is issuing a state of emergency over the border. they say they've seen a spike in crime and illegal drugs since border check points were closed in late march. >> i believe it's a direct result of having our check points shutdown. the state of emergency is just a shout out to cry for help to get our check points back open. >> reporter: mexico is under pressure from the trump administration to stop the flow of central american migrants before they reach the u.s.-mof oakland is rolling out a new program tomorrow to address chronic illegal dumping in east oakland. tomorrow the county supervisor and volunteers will pick up trash around the area of 90th avenue and g street for two hours. the idea is showing how much garbage is piling up on city streets. it will also include telling residents how to report illegal dumping and getting rid of trash in east oakland.

new tonight a hang glider pilot died this afternoon after falling into the pacific ocean. it happened about 4:00 off the coast of pacifica near devil's slide. a helicopter crew pulled the man out of the water and flew him to a nearby bluff where attempts to revive him were not successful. he was pronounced dead at the scene. his name hasn't been released as yet, but authorities say he was in his 40s. the san mateo county sheriff's department is investigating the accident. tonight authckets for saving two hours after they tipped over. they were 21 years old, and were rescued last night about two and a half miles from where their kayak capsized and they called 911. authorities used boats and helicopters and an infrared camera to search for rs all right, we're heading for a week like we haven't even all year. we had the warmest day of the year last week, but this week we'll see the warmest day of the year and maybe the warmest

week in bulk. this high pressure will be significantly working its way through the week which means fog should be patchy at the coast the next few days and returns in earnest before the end of the week, but that's before the fog returns and we see temperatures on wednesday that could reach the low 90s. patchy fog at the coast now, but it will gone tomorrow. the next 48 to 72 hours. then it comes in, that's towards the end of the week. in the meantime overnight lows chilly. that's just because we had a weak system go through yesterday and that has left some cooler air in the area. as you look live outside you can see really fog there, but there is fog towards montera. most everyone is back to school tomorrow, i think most people are, and most people back to work as well. early morning, you get going out the door, it will be chilly. 49. ends up warm though. san francisco for crying out

loud, san francisco gets up into the mid-70s, or low 70s and even mid-70s in some places away from the microclimate. 72, downtown san francisco tomorrow. places like san jose, 80s, and we'll see even mid and upper 80s inland. these are the temperatures. oranges are 80s, yellows are 70s. reds would be 90s. i think that's a little optimistic on this computer model, but with that said you see the footprint. even at the coast, pretty warm. so tomorrow will be stunning. tuesday will be pretty nice too. wednesday really nice, the warmest day of the week. thursday, it's going to be a great week. 86 in clearlake tomorrow, as well as vacaville. temperatures inland in the upper 80s, bay upper 70s. beautiful, warm day. tree pollen trending high. you'll be bothered tomorrow if you have allergies. and along the coast temperatures in the upper 60s, even low 70s. so the five-day forecast peaks the temperatures on wednesday with low 90s.

we might even see low 90s on tuesday quite frankly. so good looking five-day forecast. pop the weekend in and get going. have a good week, we'll see you back here tomorrow night. >> sounds good, thank you, bill. some alameda county firefighters came to the rescue of babies this weekend. fire engine 32 climbed into a storm drain to rescue 10 ducklings trapped around 6:00 last night in union city. as a concerned mother duck quacked in the background, the firefighters passed out each duckling one by one. all with a smile on his face. r were saved. they were all saved and released into a nearby creek along with their mother. >> that's cute stuff there. cute stuff there. all right, sports wrap just minutes away. here are joe and scott with what they're working on. y're working on. >> it was a bay area playoff double, the warriors try to take a commanding lead in their series with the clippers. >> speaking of double, how about double overtime for the sharks? a playoff game for the ages. we'll break it down coming up on sports wrap at 11:30.

>> and still ahead at 11:00, lyft stock has been underperforming since going public, and now how it's impacting drivers. >> but first a look outside. a stunning night in san francisco, and as bill just mentioned, more is on the way. you're watching the 11:00 news on ktvu. we'll be back in a memo. back in a memo.

gas prices are going up. the average price of gas in the united states has gone up more than 13 cents in just the past two weeks bringing the national average to $2.91. one of reasons is an increase in the cost of oil. over the past month prices have jumped nearly 60 cents, excuse me, prices have jumped nearly 60 cents over the past 14 weeks, 25 cents in the past month. the highest y area. the cheapest spot is baton rouge, louisiana. new tonight, lyft stock tumbled sharply since the initial public offering tradr $58 a share. we spoke with one driver that's been with the company since the beginning but won't be seeing the bonuses offered to some drivers. >> >. when people get in my car they're like wow, this is an awesome car, man. >> reporter: and that's the

reaction lyft driver deco carter likes to get from riders. >> i give the passengers a chance to play a game and win a cool prize in the process. >> reporter: armed with a long play list. >> we're playing my trivia game. >> reporter: his popularity grew. heooauk pages. going round and round with lyft since 2016. >> i'm expecting a big building, but it was a little building just like my garage, and they had a curtain. i swear to you guys it was a curtain dividing the middle. they were sharing with another start up. >> reporter: buhe thought the idea was interesting, and it would allow the full time father to work on his own schedule. so he signed be different, he created hip hop lift, the concept becoming a hit with riders. >> we do like a karaoke session in the car, and i'd have wonderful experiences

night after night with pa passengers. >> reporter: and because of that he thought he'd share in the wealth. >> especially people that know and love me and now how much i've actually put into lyft. >> reporter: three weeks earlier lyft outlined a bonus and share purchase program for drivers. those that completed 20,000 rides would get $10,000, and those with 10,000 rides bowl get $1,000, carter was 2,000 rides short though. >> i'm a bummed. >> reporter: but thought the enthusiasm he expressed for the company all over social media and to riders would bridge that gap, however it did not. >> i went way above beyond over what anyone else would do, for the company, for lyft, and i feel like why not them go above and beyond for me.

>> reporter: you might think there would be sour grapes for the company he's been with since the beginning. >> i have a wonderful life, i'm blessed in so many ways other than money. >> reporter: but you would be wrong. >> a little extra money would have been nice and having shares of the company of course would have been nice, but i have to be honest, the company lyft, they're good people. >> reporter: so how many drivers got the lyft bonus? short answer, we just don't know. at least not yet. but harry campbell who runs the blog ride share guy says a full time driver would do 100 rides per week for 50 weeks for two years to reach 10,000 rides. >> and that'll do it for us. sports wrap is coming up next. we'll see you later everyone. >> have a good night and happy easter. appy easter. i visualize travel rewards.

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